Resorts in Hong Kong

"Location: Although it's a Disney hotel, it's still quite a distance from the park entrance. You need to take a free shuttle bus, which runs approximately every 15 minutes. Getting to the park is fine, but coming back after the fireworks show often means a very long wait for the bus, and walking isn't really an option. There are no supermarkets around the hotel or the park, and dining at the hotel is exorbitantly priced. I strongly recommend stocking up on essentials at the airport or in the city before heading to the hotel. A taxi from the airport to the hotel cost 200 HKD. Facilities & Hygiene: The hotel's environment, facilities, and cleanliness were all excellent. There was no bottled water, but a water dispenser was provided. The bed was very large and comfortable. The hotel also has a Disney store, and guests receive discount coupons, which might make prices slightly cheaper than in the park. Service: The hotel does not provide complimentary toiletries. Having to pay 40 HKD for them during check-in felt a bit unreasonable."

"The rating is mostly influenced by the Hotel restaurant ink and plate. I would not recommend to eat there. The food is basic and there isn't much variety and selection if you want quality selection. A lot of greasy and fried food for breakfast and for dinner there is no steak or lobster. It is a really basic meal at the end of the day with a high price tag that does not justify the cost. It's a shame that the review is bunched together because the hotel itself was great. Really great service and it was a really enjoyable experience, but the restaurant Ink and Plate is a complete disaster. You'd rather eat somewhere else for a better meal and better service. The spoons and cups are always dirty and the plates have smudges."

"Facilities: Having been open for 20 years, the facilities are indeed showing their age. The hairdryer, in particular, looks like something straight out of an old TV show – it seriously needs an upgrade. Cleanliness: Despite its age, the cleanliness is commendable; it's old but spotless. Ambiance: Absolutely fantastic! The atmosphere is incredible, completely enveloped by the joy of Disney. Service: The characters and staff here are truly amazing! Their interactions are so engaging you almost don't want to leave. There's no rushing, no bothering – just pure patience, warmth, and genuine care. Club Lounge Dining Service (including breakfast, evening light meals, snacks & drinks): Breakfast was outstanding. As for dinner, it's more of a light snack offering, but the unlimited refills on all kinds of beverages were a great convenience."

"Take a boat from Pier 4 in Central (you can use Alipay Hong Kong public transportation card) to Yung Shue Wan, which takes about half an hour. After getting off the boat, you will see several seafood restaurants and supermarkets, convenience stores, various bars, etc. on the island, and then there are houses, which are a pristine island fishing village style. After about 20 minutes of winding walk, you will see a small bay and a small beach shop like the one in Hong Kong movies. This is the front desk of Bi Hai Xuan. Check in here and pay a deposit. It is not recommended to buy water here. You can buy it in advance at the supermarket on the way here, about 6 yuan a bottle. Bi Hai Xuan is located in Hong Shengye Bay. The room faces the beach and the sea. The sand is relatively soft. It must be a popular local beach bathing beach in summer. The room is very small and the bed is only 1.3 meters. It is really not suitable for people who are used to sleeping in a big bed, but how to say it, Hong Kong's outlying islands may only be like this. After all, you don't come here to enjoy high-end hotels. The room facilities are basically complete and the conditions are average. Fortunately, the hot water is good, which can wash away the fatigue of the journey. We lived on the first floor, with a small courtyard of a few square meters (if it can be called a courtyard), so it was called a garden view room. It is 3 kilometers from Bi Hai Xuan to Sok Kwu Wan, about 50 minutes' walk. There are many seafood restaurants in Sok Kwu Wan, you can try them. But it was already evening when we checked in. Considering the winding mountain road and the lack of street lights, we went back to Rong Shue Wan to find a restaurant to eat. In fact, there are many choices, and there are many bars that foreigners like. By the way, there are many foreigners living on the island, maybe they prefer this kind of primitive life~"

"The resort was pretty average – nothing spectacular but certainly not bad. The front desk staff were friendly and courteous. However, our unit was located on a hillside by the sea, so we encountered quite a few mosquitoes and bugs. Although there was a mosquito repellent device in the room, its loud, buzzing sound was quite disturbing, especially at night, making it difficult to sleep. Other than that, everything else was fine. The 1.2m bed is considered a double bed in Hong Kong. My kids loved swimming, so a one-night stay was perfectly acceptable despite the minor issues. It's very close to the beach, and the restaurant's food was also good. Guests also received a HKD 50 discount voucher."

"The West Park has a good environment. The traffic and location are very quiet. The inside and outside of the camp are generally clean and the staff are very friendly. The equipment in the park is very good. There are different play facilities and a lot of goats. "